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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28
A BIG CELEBRATION
TX THE coLolsED ODD rELtows
In this City on Thursday "A PatrlArchhl
Regiment TO be For,ned--strset Parade,
Dinner, Prize Drill and speeches, In
Observance Of tho Anniversary.

An important meeting Is to be held In
this city this week. On Wednesday eve.
ming delegates from the patrlarchates Of
the G. U. o. Q. F. Of Ohio, West Virginia,
and Western Pennsylvania will hold q
convocaston In tho hall Of tho local lodge
to form a,Patriarchate Regiment. There
are seven or eight pa.flaIchates In the ter.
rltory 1t Is proposed to include, and It is
expected that there will be ono or two
delegates present from each body. Those
dologatcs will represent organisations in
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Springfield, Golun-
bus, Dayt Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. There has never been regi.
mental organization Of the patrisrchates
In tho territory covered by tho jurislic.
ton Of the Ohio Grand Lodge, to which
Wheeling is attached, and 1t Is proposed
to form such an organization here.
On Thursday the local lodge Of the G..
U. 0. o. F. will celebrate the twenty.lrst
anniversary OF the introduction OF this or.
der Of Odd Fellowship into West Vir.
ginia. Lodges will be preaent and pa.
ttiarchRtes In line In the grand parade to
be given on that day from tho following
places: sljis' d.
Patriarchates LII uniform from Alleghe.
ny, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Springfield and
Cleveland. r At ~ rF,'3'
Lodges from Parkersburg, Washington,
Pa, Pittsburgh and Allegheny, with their
Councils and Households Of Ruth, Bel.
lsire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, Union
town, Pa, Uadiz, Mt. Pleasant, Rsndsville,
O., Zinesville. Springfield and elsewhere.
Thuraday forenoon thore vii! be q
grand atreet parade through the principal
streets Of tho city, followed by dinner
and celebration at tho State Fair Ground
There will be speeches by celebrated
orators, and q patrisrchal competitive
drill for purse OF Sl25 In gold-S70 as
first prizs, $35 as second aud $50 as third.
In tho evening banquet will be given at
Arion hall. ~ @E5
The Ensvlllo Cornet band has been
engaged, and number Of the visiting
organizations will bring their own bands.
Among the distinguished gentlemen
who will DO attracted here by the celebra.
ton will be Mr.. W. 0. Bowles, editor Of
the ODD Fello,rs Signal, DR.. ]. s. Tuppins,
Grand Master Of the Ohio Grand Lodge
and Mayor OF Rsndsville., Ohio, B. F.
Gross, Right Venerable Grand Patriarch
Of the United States, O. E. Ransom, Grand
Secretary and O. NJ. Crawford, Grand
Treasurer, OF Ohio, and others. '.s{2a,.4
1t is hoped that tho citizens along the
line OF march, which will DO announced
tomorrow, will decorate their houses. In
some parts Of town great deal Of interest
is already manifested In the event, and
the local committee has been waited on
by North Wheeling committee, which
urged the extension OF the line Of march
go as to include that part Of town, and
thoy promlee to decorate literally. 4s4,f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28
An ENJOYABLE Picnic.

Yesterday tho knights OF St. John, with
the children, and grown people, too, Of st.
Alphonbus church, had ono Of the moet
enjoyable picnica Of the season at the
Park. The knights end members Of the
St.'Alphonsus sciety, previous to embark
ing in the Elm Grove cars, gave fine
street parade, headed by the Opera House
band. This organization wore natty white
Norfolk jackets, white caps and piumea,
which showed up with great elect, The
kn!ghtB wore their handsome. uniforms
and marchsa well, while the members Of
the society wora badges Of their order. &
The children went ont on early trains
and were followed later in the day by the
elder people and their friends. An open
cir concert by the band, exhibition drill
BY the knights and addresses on the
mound during the afternoon enabled
everyone 10 enjoy tho occasion. D.
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Prof. Joe Kramer and bis baud and Or
chestra will leave this afternoon on the
Andes for the Grcenbiier White Sulphur
Springs, the "ssratoga OF the south,"'
where they will furnish the promenade
and dance mue;c for the season. There
are already over one hundred visitors ca.
tablished at "rhe White" and the arrivals
are becoming more numerous every day.
The weather there is said to be perfect.
Kramer will be welcomed rs an old friend.
For several Eessons pas. he has directed
the flying feet OF the dancers there. He
10 very popular at the White, and conaid:
ering the excellent music no furnishes
this is not wonderful. He takes better
and stronger set Of musicians with him
this time than syer before. Wheeling
will frequently mias him during the sea-
. b - a#
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5A FATAL ACCIDENT
ON THE i. 4 0. RAILROAD MONDAY
Two, Sections OF n Freight train Cash to.
\ gether. one Running Into the Rear Of tho (
Othrr-Ons life Lost-A Number OF y
Cattle Killed and Ours burned.


A very serious ACCIDENT occurred yeater-
day morning about 2 o'clock near Bar.
rackhyillc. W. Va. seventv.forr m,,ea
..,t =; .,,, 10, ,,,.o,,f,,. ~, am, 49,.
e."S " .n's wy ."ussu W y. wv n.'h sec'
ton Of freight tram NO. l6o running into
the fourth section. The engine, tender
and about EIGHT loaded cara were badlv
w,dotoa arI a,,h,sor =. ,,,an,n haaa =,
"eSA1I , "H1 e'sa 's''' u '"e"'5 Aeao u
catt!o killed. T., <. 4. X "a, Il
Engineer John Jennings, oil Grafton,
was caught in the wreck and instantly
s;l,a1 '-," III j = -
A" LOU -. -, -, sa' 4Qa,
FIREMAN !. !. DAVIS OF wheeling, saved
himHelf by jumping from tho engine, but
was badly injured. g ilPd m
NJ IT C;.,,, ,,.,ror ,na ,,,o,
w. -, o'"'A' u'o'e'' "4a F" ,iai'
named oharlea fitzgerald were slightly
injured by jumping oil.
Soon after the accident the wreck took
fire and was: almost entirely coneumed,
The track was not cleared until noon yea.
tenlny. when traffic WAS yesu,peb az ,,epnlI
Engineer John .Jenuinva wes a memhor
Of tbs Brotherhood Of locomotives Enpi.
neers and slsoAoi tho Ancient Order ri
Hibernians. He was twenty.nire wears
Of age and unmarried, lila rsmsins will
be buried Of Grafton to-day at $50 p. NJ
A telegrsm WIS recei we'd in this city yes.
| teYaa inyt,jno tho div;uion If tho prnt har-
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plumbers' Dispute.

Is a deputation Of plumbers called at this
Office last night aud said the recent an
nouncement that the trouble between
their Union and Trimble & Lutz had been
amicably settled was premature. They
had arrived at an agreement, by the
terms OF which the firm was to cause its
mon to join the Union at the regular
meeting last evening, in consideration OF
which the Union WIS to LIT the boycott.
AT last nights meeting the men did not
appear, and so all agreements were do.
cfarel OF. .N. .ay n
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
...r.....r .... Ahrnnu. .H q .tr.f.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. sg'r
W. S. Wiley, Of New Martinsville, is in
town.
Miss willella NsG, OF St. Olairaville, was
in the city yesterday. I.
Mr.. Ed. Ellis arrived in the city ysater-
day and will stay until the 18th.
Messrs. Il. r. Wilson and ). B. Hart,
Of Clarksburg, were at the Mcclure yes
terday. +
Judge James Morrow, il, Of Fsirmont,
was registered at the Mcclure house yes
to-day.
Mai. +. G. Catch has returned from o
short visit to'his home at Cincinnati and
is at the McLure.
Mr.. George F. Kahler. Of the Ian.
caster, Pa, Bicycle club, ie in the city on
tia way to Indianapolis on his Star wheel.
Mr.. N. Bandi, Of New Msrtinaville, and
Mr.. L. @. Furhee. OF Huntington, we're
among the West .Virginiaus registered at
the Stamm house yesterday.
Mi. James Carnahan, formerly Of this
city but now in business in Iowa, Ia in the
city. He will return to his new home
Wednesday, accompanied by his mother,
Mr.. Paul Raymond has returned home
from the West. He will 20 to Johns Hop.
kins University next asason, and devote
his attention especiallyto scientific stud
les. Pa .5,- ~, !
Tho hosts Of irienda OF Clerk r. B.
Woods, Of the Board Of County Commits.
sionera, will regret to learn that his health
is not at all improved, and thst he is very
seriously i'll. II
MI. G. G. Nicoll, Of tho editorial staff OF
the German Correspondent, Of Baltimore,
one Of the live journalists Of that city, is
in the city visiting friends, who are always
glad to see him. g e - ,,ii4
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TWO WHEELING BOYS

Who Want to Go to Morganxa-rhoy IRE
Accom- III oIntsI.
Two small boys entered City Hall this
morning in aearch Of the Mayor, says the
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph Of last even
ing.
0ne Of them was chunky, round-iaced,
bright-syed boy, probably Il years old.
lie was in his barsIeet, wore al old STRAW
hat, and ragged roundabout and pants
made up his wardrobe. He hald his head
up and inquired for the Mayor. The
other little fellow was younger. Slim, de-
licate and meek-looking, he followed the
other with tears washing iurrowp down
his dirty and greasy little face. He had
on an old sack coat three timea too big
for him, n bit Of black felt hist, flirly
glued on his head, which he never took
Of, and an old pair OF legs Of pants. A
sight OF thst child's distress for two min
utea would make any body cry.
Mr.. McCleary, Of the Mayors Office,
| took them into the back room and asked
them who they were and where they were
going. "We want to 90 10 Morganza,"
spoke up the larges. boy. II was there
before, aud want to 70 back. My nIme
is John Garfield, and this boys name is
John Creider. VIZ came from Wheeling.
When got ont Of Morganza went there
To live with my father, but he ran away
with another mans vita and left me again
without & home. This boys mother died
and his father drinks, and coaxed him
to come along and We could both get in.
told him that had boen there before; ;
that got plenty to cut, got good clean
clothes, that We could learn to read snd
write, and We could play ball; and We
crswled on freight train and came here
We want to go there" Then the two OF
them cried.
"We can't send you to MorsGnsa," eaid
Clerk MeCleary; you haven't done any.
thing" Tho boys Tero silent. Mayor
McCallin came In. "Send for John Mech, !"
said he, Mech is a director In Morganza."
In minute Or two Mr.. Neeb came in.
"Hello, judge" sgid no to little Caufeld,
and the boys' facs frightened. "Yss,"
Sid Mech, "this boy was st MorcaDza lor
one year and nine months. we leased
him and ssnt him to his father in Wheel
ing That just tailed with the boys
story. "We will take you back. certain
ly, but thia ether little fellow ia q subject
Of West Virginia, Unjust see about that"
continued Mech. 3$3.- f&5s n
~ will fix tho papers," said Chief Of
Police 'Brokaw, "that you ehaIl have no
trouble about the boy. We have picked
him up as helpless little ore. I will
keep him here till tomorrow morning.
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LOCAL BnEvITIEs.
Matter. Of Minor NIonen. In and About

Matters OF niinor Moment In ANA About
$ tho City. = VI,
TnE City Council meets this evening.
GRKkx apples arc the latest addition to
the fruit market. 1-i
d DAVID GARvlN was fined $40 and costa
in police court yesterday for selling beer
On Sunday. srs q.
WnKELINo's big soldiers' reunion will
overshadow the fair this fall. The re-
union will be the greatest event Wheeling
has ever had.--Bsltaire Independent.
AT the K. Of P. picnic on the State Fair
Grounds on July 4, the gates at tho south
end Of the Island will be, open for the &C.
commodation Of people from Centre or
South Wheeling.
JonN MCCAIN, Tobe Vance, Louis Dit.
man, Jacob StfifIel, on two charges, and
John Mannix, on two charges, were all
committed to the workhouae by Judge
Jellers yesterday.
Ton, alias "sailor," Shelly was given an
examination by Squire Davis yesterday on
the charge Of enasching $3.50 from the
hand Of David O. Strauss, and wac held in
$500 bail for bis appearance ct the Circuit
Court. Ho gave bond.
STEVE QUINN, charged with robbing the
house boat Of Gottleib Smith, was given q
preliminary hearing yesterday by Squire
Davis He admitted his guilt. and was
remanded to jail in default Of $500 bail
for his appearance at court. III.
! A LETTER received from Mr.. Harry
Jones, at Bcasemer, Alabama, states that
themitl under oonatructiorthere In which
his father, MIR. Lewis Jones, ID Interested,
will be up and tho stars and stripes float
Ing over (. by July Fourth.
THIS Is the last week Of work for the
glass houees, and fishing parties innumer-
able are being arranged. a number Of
the young mon will spend nearly all the
Isummor vacation living in houae boats
and in tents on the river banks. Z
The Riverside Paving Brick Co., organ
lied under the lava OF Weat Virginia,
elected ]. G. Dillon, President, and o. G.
sco6eld, Secretary. 1t has begun work at
: Rush RIM. Ohio. Thia concern intends
to manufacture paving brick, sewer pipe,
&c. ~
The proceedings OF the international
Convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, recently held at San Fran.
cisco, will be reported 10 the members Of
tho Association next Thursday evening
by Dr. T. Fl. Logan aud Capt. W. Fl,
Irwin, who attended tho convention af
delegates. ,5-
AT q regular meeting OF Trisdolphia
Lodge No. 8, l. 0. O. F., Saturday even
ing, June rs, tho following oilicers were
elected for the ensuing term: l.. W. Blay'
nOy, N. g.; Lewis Wheeler, '. G.; Geo
Wickbsm, Secretary; John Helisnbine
Treasurer; F. g. Bailey, l.. Newman anc
L. Wheeler, trustees.
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, Tho q. s. Revenue Oihco.

The Standard. Enterprise Of Grafton, says
that it has not yet been definitely decided
by Internal Revenue Collector McGraw
whether, in accordance with tho order re-
Gently made BY the Treasury Department,
he will remove his principal Office from
Grafton, where it is now located, TO this
city or Parkereburg; also that Collector
McGraw is making an examination Of the
merits Of the two points with reference to
the facilities OF each for the tranaac!ion Of
the revenue business. =
The Parkersburg STATE Journal quotes
the Collector as saying that he had de.
cided to remove the oflics to that point,
and that he would probably 1ocate there
permanently. The change will not be
made Till fall. AS the Wheeling office
does more business than any ID tho State
It would seem that this point should be
tho location OK the main office. ,l55 3,, 81
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WAS SHE DESERTED!
* Woman from Wheeling Left With her
Children ut Washington.

a Woman from Wheeling Left, With her
Children ut Washington.
Last Friday afternoon woman and two
small chilsen, bog snd a sirl, alishted at
Washington, Pa, from the baltimore 1
Ohio train from this place. She and the
children waited about the deport for
ssyerai hours, ana finally she was asked
who she was looking Tor and what her dog.
lination was. She said that her name
wsa Collins and that she and two children,
IN company with her husband, had start
cd to walk from Wheeling 10 that point,
but that when they arrived at West
Alexander abe was 60 worn out that her
husband purchased a ticket for her to
Washington, telling her to wait ut the de.
pot until he should arrive, on foot. Even
ing came and tho man did not put in an
appearance, and the party were given
shelter by q kind hearted woman. The
man had not arrived ct noon yesterday.
Mrs. Collins is without any pecuniary re-.
Rf1t d. j aHr T. rs
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF tho lyatcr aud Moycmcnts Of tho

Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of the
f.s ~, Boats. ~
The Ella Layman Towhoat COMPANY
has purchased from the Peabody Goal
Company the towbost John r. It will be
continued in tho towing business on the
kanawha. Il y III "a 4 81 3i':i,iI
The O. W. Bachelor is due down at an
early hour this morning from Pittsburgh,
She will probably 60 to bank here and
wait for more water before she re aumes
her place in the Pittsburgh trade.
The little steamer Oneida, running on
the Little hanawha, managed to make d
trip up as far 40 Grautsyille, Calhoun
county, on the lapt rice, aud took nm a
good cargo OF freight and passengers.
The former steubenville and East Liver.
pool packet, Return, which for the lest
eight months has been lying az Now Gum.
bor!and, hos gone to the Pittsburgh docks
for repairs. She will go Into the excur.
zion business. ,~ss5,. 5 2 IA =.
The Katie stockdale Is due down this
morning On her way from Pittsburgh TO
cincinnati; y 10 not probable that she
q any OF the large through packets will
pa.an an appearance in this part OF the
river again until thera ia more water.
The ", N. Chancellor, which had hsr
shaft broken and both cylinder heads
blown out on her way from Charleston to
Pittsburgh, last week, is undergoing re.
pairs at the hands OF Enos, Hill l. Co., of
Gsllipolia. The damage will amount to
about $1,000, s,:A q.
The United States light house steamer
LILY is under orders to 20 up the Kama
wha river after July ], and locate the new
government lights provided ior on that
gtream by Government appropriation.
The service having been extended to the
Tennessee river, abe will go to that stream
after completing the work in the Rama.
VIVA. Congresa made tho necessary ap.
propriations for this needed improvement
at its last session. iss ~.
The Andes arrived in port from Cincin:
natl shortly before Q O'Clock, last evening,
having had lair average passenger list
on her trip and with about all the freight
on board that she could handle on this
stage Of water. She will leave on her 10.
turn trip at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Ship.
pers will confer q favor by having their
on the leveo at as early an
hou. na possible. Capt. Charlie Muhle.
man is in command and Messra. Mart;N,11;.ii
aud Charlie Knox are in the.oftice an nan,
al. A more clever and genial act OF OH.
GERS is not to be found on the. Upper Ohio.
q >. 4
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Professor John Mullen has returned
from Blnghsmton, N. Y, where he at.
tended the annual convention OF the
American Society Of Professors Of Daac-
ing. On the 2lst inst tho members wore
handsomely entertained by Professor
L'Amoyeux, OF that city; driven through
the city and tendered banquet. There
were membera present from ten or twelve
Staten, to the number Of twenty-five. The
meeting was pronounced one Of tho pleas.
antest ever held. A dancing reception
vas given at the Armory. The next
meeting will be held in New York. S S.
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pent,, Of pIrp, Jacob yyJse.

The many friends OF Mr.. Jacob Wise
and bis family will Dincerely regret to rec
in this mornins'a paper the announces
ment Of the dosth OF Mrs. Wise, which
occurred last evening ebout G o'clock ut
the family residence, No. sos &s!p street.
Mrs. Wise had been dangerously III Tor
several dsya. The, sympathy OF a large
number Of irienda viii be extended to the
bereaved family. The funeral teseB place
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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4 New Itiea in Shades.

MIR. ]. C.Gittinga, Of Baltimore, whose
arrival in this city q day or two since was
noted, csma here from Chicago, where be
had been to arrange for putting exten.
sively on the market something new in
the shape Of q window shade and awning
combined. It is made Of light strips OF
wood that oysr-lie each other like the
old fashioned green elat window SHADE.
As shade it csn be either lowered from
the top or raised from the bottom, aud a
light steel rod will swing it out as an avn.
ing. Its very simple, yet strong, durable
and cheap. It hes already been adopted
by many Of the hospitals in Baltimore and
Washington, and is in use on several OF
the public buildings at Washington.
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Tho Wheeling Pnvem emit,

n DR.. E. P. Morong, Of Boston, is at the
Mcclure House. He comes hero to In
apect The ia1-ismeI Wheeling pavement
OF FIRE brick. In Boston, no Gays, tho
granite block aud Macsdam arc the com.
mon materials for making roada. Neither
Is suitable for reaideace streets. Some
old cobblestone paycments, inferior to
those here, remain. 1t Is desired to &C.
euro preRentable streat-paying material
which will no. wear too smooth, and from
the little he has seen Of FIRE bricks ho islu.
clined to think it the thing. Dr.. Moronc
brings lettets OF Introduction to Dr.. Reeves
and other prominent citizens hero, and
has met a number! of Leading people.
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west rirslniu lsdural, onal Association.

fhs " S's IS k.'4As AsAuho{uHat AhboS1htlous
FL Tho West Virginia Educational Asso,
citation meets at Charleston, July 9th, 9th
and 9TH. Arrangements have been made
With diaerOnt railroads as iollows: Balti-
moro 4 Ohio, Chesapeake 4 Ohio and
kanswba l. Ohio, two centa 6 mile each
way and certificates must be presented by
those who wish to purchase tickets. To
those coming to Grafton or Clarksburg on
tho Grafton 4 Greeuhyisr o. Clarksburg
4 Weston railroads and paying full iats
one wsy, will be returned free on presei,-
tation OF G certificate to tho same from
the Secretary, Of tho Association. Tha
Ohio River Railroad has made the open
rate Of two cents q mile esch way, and
will sell to all who wiah to 20 to CHARLES.
ton at that time-tickets good from july
Srd to 18th. This offers aspIendid oppor,
tnnity for all who wish to do so, to yyisit
the State capital, and it is hoped that a
good many5will do SO. State Superintend-
ent Morgan is very anxious that there
shall be 9 large delegation from Wheel
ing and vicinity, aud hp ghorld not be
disappointed. Tho programme Is one OF
the best ever presented by tho teachers Of
the Etcte. e sI;s Z 4 4 ttl III.
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.sPittsbursli md Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell e1curaion
tlckets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 So, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 co. Trains leays at S and
3:l0A.M., returning arrive OF Z, aud II 10